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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-28

ZaWlla do Wlnony, prawdopOdoOnle IA
stale pomieslkanle.
Z TEXAS Z miasta B ry a II napisa}
do ,Wiaru>a' p. Ludwik Dzieglewicz:
w Wielk4 sobo,s mielismy d4uga
rozmowe Z Wielebnym \. kaskim,
Radzihsmy o tenn i o GWEN, a naresz &c
i y Zwiazku N~arodowym Poiskim i
czybysmv ME mogli za} zyc jakicj grupy
Zwiazkowej. ksialz odpow :edziu}. Is ME
nikogo do tego HE be Vic, poniewai ME
zna konstitucyi Zwia.ku. (Kons' ytucy:
Zwiazku Mar. Pol. luz rodakcya w ia
rusa wys},}a do Bryan)
SZAMOk1N, 10 kwietnia.-Wielkie
nieszczsscie bylo tn przez rezlri zgir slo
W lomieniach dwoje dzicci. Starsze
dziecko 10 lctnia c6rkn Niemca kutolika
klkasza Welkera, wo}~lo o ralunek,
iecz ME podobna bylo jej pom6!z i
spa:;}a SIC, talk ze navel %sycza.kow 20
MEL ME znul, ziono Cd mlodego
dziewczecia znalez ono zweg'onc kcsci.
Ogi,n powsta} cd lampy k~arasyn"wej.
MOJZESZ c%hicagoski, panFranciszek
b e Xxi mial nielawno poza}o
wanna godny przypadek W plebanii PREY
koSciele sw. Stanislawn koslki. Poszcdl
do OLGA Wincentego upomaicc sig o
znlegsa pensys Ia nauczanle dzieci W
polskicj szkole PREY K, scicle sw.
stanislawa. Ojccc Wincenty jednakze
zaraz na wstepie przvial go tax nie}Aska
vie, re pan F'anciszek uwuz / "a
naileisze czemp'edzei usuuaG sig oil
leso rozgniewanego cblicza. Kiedy W
pospiechu uchodz pc wysokich schodach
s,suklo mu sig ma d:obn" kawa4ki s
,abllc z przykazaniam kt6re ~jeszcze
hyl winien w iarusowi. fylko z 3
sab|icy zdo4.l %jeszcze n~ieszczeSliwy
pedagog zebrst pare wiekszych
kawa.k6w, jak n. p. Ty Polaku
mic masz s~iecic dni sw atecznych po
sa'onach, p,zy szklancie i kieliszku -
Jezeli ciobie ksisdz niegodpy gorszy W
k,scieie. to idz do domu i napsAcz sig
W kosciele, jak Marya Ma,ka Boska
zrobi4a. Przeciez wicsZ, kochany b:aeic
Polaku, re sam Chrystus uciekl z
kosci.la Jorozolimskiego, lie uchodz} z
b6zuic pred arcybiskupami fary2euszami
j t. d. Szkoda, ze skarb takich
g3ebokich my eli tego samego doznn&
losu, CO znaczna czesc plzykaz-h
FP~.wsdawcy i~zraelskiego ma s6rze Sinai.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-28

T. K1je,cski 100
August Myaski LAO
Mtlncauhee, Dr. Xelomski 100
Val. Rotromski 200
Io@. Kochanski eco
Detroit, jan Gran,za 200
st. Cloud, Zomns= Kuouski 200
Bearsrdam, j. Ratojc=ak 200
jan Zynla o.s5
jul. Zaczeh O.67
Bay city, Aos. Weller 200
GrandRapids, j. W. opierafa 200
-Auborm, L.. Il. Kamropski 200
STEER Lake, Franc. Kruzel O.5O
Winoma, Man Rostanka 100
Junction City, VIM. Stepniak 200
Cleveland, JOE. Konrad 200
~T ych, kt6rzy
.juz ca}y rok i d}uzej
plSmO naSZe OQDlera-
ia, a .jeszcze mic ME
%zaplacili, wzywamy
pc raz o%statni, ably
sic. spiesznic z d}ugu
w~zgledem mas uiScili.
Zarzad Wiarusa.
Kto by chcia} VIA
rusa W Chicago pc
aomach roznosiG i ma
ulicach %sprzedawac,
MECH sic zg}osi do
naszej %redakcyi.
Zarzad Wiarusa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-28
Pan DIR. L.. mia

Pan DIR. l.. SkOMINSKI mia} W
dniu IS kwietnia w Leadville, Co... pre-.
lekcys 0 s}abosciaca p}ciowych pred
nape4 lione ssla i ma zyczenie doktor6w
zapowiedzial jeszcze 13 odczy'6w o
akuszeryi. - w czerwcu p. S}omih,ki
zawi,a do Winony, prawdopodobnie ia
stale pomieslkan,e.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-28

GAZETA kATOLICkA nA,aac:.-
lnie teran bicrze W opieke stron-
nik6w ks. Kolasih.kicgo Det-
rot, ~ Wiarusowi wytyka oczko-
wanic 2 tymi ludzmi. Mo podoba
jej sic w%idoczuie, M taktowne
wystepowanie Wiorusa w stanow-
czej chwili, 70 navel dnwniej<l je-
60 neiprzyjaciele W Detroit uznaja,
p%rzyspiesza przywrdcenle zyody j
porzadkuw nicszczesliwej paratil.
Pewnie by wolaia, nby Y wiutru,
kt6ry cd pewnego czasu puszcza
DO Detroit, powsta}a burza j "a
met, s'6i ktorego ksie2a Zmar-
twychwsunnoy ~bA~piecznie mogl'by
fowiG korzvsci Ola siebie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-28
SprosfOwunia.

Towarzystwa Ognisho New
Yorku, dziekujac redakcyi Wiaru-
so IN umieszczenie znune5o pro-
testu " sp'awie howojorskiego
Skmbu Noroduwego, wra nam
uwage ma omytkl zecer>kie, jak n.
y. ,,strounictwo GroSz I1lshi Fam.
stworzenia Gros=a Rlskiego" -
n%zarzaaa" Fam. ~,,zarzady' - ISL.
moryczny Fam. ,, sum"ryczny'' i
t. d. - w IN d 0 z Chicago u
o%burzeniem piszc nam, il diabet
ME opetaf 60 II murca, locz ~
kwietnia, Il pan Jakihski tnie nam
lekcya grnmatyki "a Ewykiy bad
drukarski chtophu xnm. chiopisku.
BIedy drukMskie j dtugi to
nieodstepna rIaga kazlego redak.
tora, zat:uwaj AGA mu zycie po-
rowpo jsk polem;ki, lepiej vice
zIitowac sig mad MIN W tym
punkcie by6 pobtailiwym.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-01-06

W. Z. Bundy. of the Weilston
Argus, and broiher-in law oi
Gov. Foraker, wants 10 do the
county printing in Jackson coun-
ty at halt rates. Possibly he has
got some valuable points from
the late Republican management
of the Ohio Peniteutiary how 10
do ltand yet make money. Il
brother Bundy would poise as
a public benefactor, he should
publish the County reports for
nothing. lis subscribers would
appreciate the favor and then il
would he a change.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-01-06
A Fact suggestive,

The Cincinnati Commercial Ga
zette presents these facts which are
very suggestive:
"a man might as well commit su-
icitle rs to steal from the U. S
Government or The Adams Express
Company The Governmen' has
unlimited resources, and will hunt
thieves, no matter what it costs,and
punish them if caught. 1t never
compromises. The same Is true of
the Adams Express Company 1t
has not us mucn money as the Un-
ited States, but it has moro push
and grit. II hunts thieves regard
less of cost. and never fails to catch
them. The man Is 4 fool, therefore
who steals from that company. 1t
would spend fifty thousand dollars
to catch one thousand dollars
thief. Recently over eighty hous
and dollars were sto en- from it. The
thieves are all III Jail. Sixty thous-
and dollars of the stolen money has
been recovered. 1t was an expen-
sivc job, but the p"licy of the ex-
press company is 10 catch an pm
lsh tie thieves regardless Of cost
This is the way, and the onlv way,
IN which it can protect itself 1t
has no money for all unfai:hful SER
want Or for thief. And in this it
is right. 1t is responsible 10 the
people who intrust money to its care
and in case of loss it pays up
promptly and without higgling-
Then, upon It's own responsibility
and its own cost, proceeds to hant
and catch and punish the robbers.
This is what gives character 10 the
Adams Express Company, and it,
by It's proceedings. gives toae to
business. II merchants would adopt
the same policy in dealing with un
faithful employees there wou!dJbe far
less dishonesty III mercantile cir
c!es. 4 thief is thief. whether
high or low, deserves nr sympathy. I
and his proper place is in the pen;- |
teniiary. This is The basis upon
which the Adams Express Com
pany proceeds, and it Is the bass
upon which every man ought to
proceed.
The Legislature should pass a
law making it the imperative dnty |
of police authorities to hunt thieves |
and criminals until caught or run !
out of the country. and the State
county or corporation should pay !
The expenses. A robbery is not on
ly q less 10 the individual robbed,
but it is public less. The commu-
nifty is hurt by the commission Of
every crime. Confidence in the Sc
curily Of property, and protection
to life adds largely to the rlaterlal
' .lucs Of all orr possessions. The
that crime will be punish
ID, has wholesome restraint On
he wlckedly disposed.
We would be glad TO see The Leg !
stature pass a law holding commu-
lities responsible for the capture
nd punishment of the ras2ais whoi
ommit crimes IN their midst.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-01-06
Resolutions OF Respect.

At a meeting of the Service Pen
sion Association, of IIocking coun-
! ty, Saturday last, the following res
o:uiions were passed:
Pssolve2, That the Information
of tue death of q en-. John A. Lo
gan is received by the members oi
this Association with profound re-
gret and heartfelt SORROW.
That in his deilh We recognize
that the country has lost one of lis
most gallant, patriotic ard able de-
tenders; one whose ser, lc,s in time
OF war on many a body f. Id have
won for him the undying gratitude
of his fellow citizens; that the Sen
ale of the United States has lost one
of its most able and honest mt M
bers.
That his less will be felt most
keenly by the survivors of the
great volunteer Union Army, on
account OF their long service with
lllm Oh the & Id. as well as his con
slant. able and fearless efforts IN
their behalf ever since the war clos
ed.
His devotion to our interests en-
titles him TO be remembered by us
and our children as The soldiers
Friend" ;"
S. H BRIGHT,
john HANSEN, Com.
john WOLFF,
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-01-06
Er:sSS IL AFnMI.

Judge de S!eiguer has ordered
the Clerk of Coutt to place all mo-
items and non jury cases forward on
The court docket to be heard first at
The respective terms so as to obvi-
ate the oft-recurring idleness of
petit jurors who are frequently. both
TO their own and the public detri-
ment, held here at long intervals
without their services being requir-
ed In court. The wisdom of this or
der will challenge universal public
approval as 1t will be attended with
an important saving OF unnecessary
public expense Athens Messen-
ger.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-01-06
1hursday. Jan. 6, 1857.
Compliments from Exehang-
eS.

Oar exchanges last week gave
us handsome compliments fol
The Christmas Supplement. We
have only space for the following
from the New Lexington Herald
which says The Hooking SEN
tinel of last week was accomran-
led by supplement containing
beautiful poems and bright and
readable Christ mas stories fox
old folks and children. The ed
itor of the Sentinel never iorgets
The representatives al both ends
OF the line Of life about the hoii-
days. He was once young him
self, and realizes that he will
soon be numbered with The old,
and therefore is making friends
with those who shadows Of life
are falling towards the east. In
the business columns Of the.sup-
plement the editor in his own
lnilnitable style, pictures The bus
iness prospects of the Queen
City of The Hooking Valley in el-
oquent terms. He did not forget
the business men Of his city. and
from the way he dashes off their
habits, style, business capacity
and social standing. shows that
he is familiar with all. and is
keeping abreast with the tide OF
progress cf the city OF Logan
Logan is good town, CO iiains
good business men, and in The
Sentinel has the best weekly pa
per In Ohio. Why should they
n I be happy.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-01-06
Emekw2ieat Fsour.
Card Of Thanks.

We desire 10 return thanks TO
the people of Logan and also 10
DR.. Byers, of Columbus, for their
Of the chiid-en at
the Orphans Home during The
holidays. The gifts were Eamer
ous and useful. such as clothing,
books. cards, dolls. nuts. candies.
eic., the very things that plea e
children. They think the last
Christmas one Of the brightest
and happiest Of their lives. If
the donors would have been
present and have seen their
bright. happy faces, as they re-
ceived their Gifts, they would
have been male to feel 1T is
more blessed to give than 10 re-
ceive.n MATRoN.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-01-06
WELCDssE saDsfE,

Mr.. Falkcnbach, the efficient ant
popular passenger agent OF the c. Ii
Y. & I. r. r, has returned from :
visit to his father, who is Consul a
Barmen. Germany.
The Columbus Journal of Mon
day last, noting his return, has
th.s to say:
Mr.. Fl. j. Falkenbach, general
p ssenger agent of the Columbus,
Hooking Valley d, Toledo, arrived
in this city at midnight Sunday ev-
ening from his six weeks trip abroad
Mr.. Falkenbach surprised his
friends, as he WIS not expected un-
til tomorrow. and the greetings ac
corded 10 The aff;.ble passenger Of
fetal we're most hearty. He is look
ing exceedingly well and his cum
plexivn is somewhat tanned fro
tho sea voyage lie had most
delightful trip and speaks IN glow
ing terms of the beautiful scenery
and other points of interest in Ger
many. However, MIR. Fa!enbach is
a thorough American and says this
country is good enough for him. lie
talked at length relative to the rail
ways of Europe and ascribed many
of the pccuIiarities to The fact that
the government owns them there.
A facetious observer might add to
this that in this country it just the
opposite and the railways own the
government, but Herman didn't
say that. Mr.. Falkenbach feels
much letter than lie aii when he
went away. The arduous duties
which he had performed the past
year, resulting in such fine show
ing for The passenger department of
his road, Ind pulled him d ,wn con
siderable but he is now re1dy for
another whIri and will again take
hold Of the passenger machine.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-01-06
Remembered by Their
Friends.

/ III IS pleasant custom in this
place to present all the outgoing
county officers with n testimonial
Monday evening, January 8, 1887
a meeting was he'd II the Audi
tors Office. Dr. Pullen was mad,
Chairman and W H. McClIntock
Secretary. The object of The meet
ing was brihy stated, and it was
found that Jacob Weaver, the ou'-
going Recorder. AMI John A. Shaw.
the memler relirilg from the
Board of Inlirmaly Directors, were
TO be remembered with gifts. Sher-
iff Gala CHER was around with the
necessary Instruments, and ordered
TO bring the gentlemen into the
meeting, which he did.
Mr.. Weaver was first called up,
and after an excellent address by
Hon. o. W. II. Wright, was pre-
sen'ed with an elegant gold head
ed cane. This be accepted with
thanks
Captain II. u. Bowen then pre-
sentcd Mr. Shaw with a handsome
cut glass ink stand and gold pen
and pencil. Mr.. Shaw accepted
tie presents in a neat speech.
After the presentation of gifts
the.bareioot orators of the gang
were turned loose. The following
persons making able and eloquent
speeches: G. G. Gage, Judge Ack-
ers, V. G. Lowry, Ben White, W.
P. Price, Lewis Green, Ell IL.
West. Ger. ". Brehm, John Gal
lagher. A. McCourtney. Parson
Gould and Dr.. Pullen.
Alter the speech making some
fine cigars were passed around and
the crowd adjourned 10 meet al
Nick Weiland's where Col. Bour
bon was interviewed. 1t was a pleas
ant affair, and beth gentlemen wor-
thy the compliment rendered them.
Tie Sentinel joins with the Gang
and the many friends of the outso-
ing officials in cordial tender of
good wishes, and a long life MS
pleasant as the years of public SER
vice. A feature characteristic of
Logan was prominently defined in
the meeting. There were no Mug
1umps taking part in the proceed
ngs. The warriors of both side.
IN politics were on The front line and
II the same Lac.
The fact that when two Demo |
cratic officials retire from Office. |
md a testimonial Is given them the
residing officers of ihs meeting
md the master spirits of tho occa-
ion are :he most radical Republi-
ans in our midst, is evidence that
le country and this immunity is
afe as against all the rackets poll
icians may make when politics is
he game.
Wien in the course of events an
ihcP or ether officers re
ire, may We all be there 10 see.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-01-06
Legal Notice.

Mary + Shaw, residing at Dacatur, Ma
con County, Illinois, will take notice, that
on The LIST day of November, \ ID. 1856. John
Shaw filed his petition in the Court OF Com
mon Pleas OF iIockin County, Ohio. being
cause number l726, praying divorce from
said Mary +. Shaw, on the grounds of will
ful absence for more than three years, last
past, prior To the filing of sail petition, and
that $ id cause will be for hearing on ana
after The 18th daT OF February, 1887.
Jan 6-Gt JOHN SHAW.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-01-06
krat!,ar feIt in ssaia

The Columbus Journal Of last
Monday gives this item of news.
The lat concern, and Its trouble
Games as matter of course:
George L. Harm & Brother. pub
fishers of the Mansfield Herald. are
IN financial trouble again. The
Butler Paper company of Chicago
has brought suit in Justice Endly's
court on TWO notes OF S94 each, and
Charles TwiicheiI has brnught suit
ON note for $50. The h. airing
in the parer companys case S set for
9o'clock tomorrow morning.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-01-06

Lima C iy Council and Water
Works Trustees are at war over
oil drainage into the reservoir.
Sixty thousand bushels Of corn
were raised on tn, anmeter
far il in Pike co uDiy, this year.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-01-06
PROBATE NOTICE

Notice is hereby given, that the follow.
ing accounts and vouchers have been filed
i'll the Probate Court of Hooking county
Ohio, for settlement:
Peter Polling, executor of the Will oi
Elizabeth Polling.
And the same will come on for hearing
on the 18th day of January, 1857 ut 10 o.
clock, M, or as soon thereafter as may be
convenient. w T ACKER,
Doc 23-3w Pro Judge
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-01-06
logan. @ . Jan 1857

At meeting of the Hooking
County Service Pension Associa-
ton, held at Gen. iiariman's Hall.
Saturday last, John H. Wolf, Pres
ident in the chair. The Bill that
was intr, duced by Senator Blair at
the request of the Unicn Vetaran
Army, and also the Service Pension
Associations, was indorsed and
Mr.. j. Ii. Wolf, President Of the
Association, Was instructed to write
TO Mr.. Outhwaite at Washin oton.
D. G. to use his influence to have
the Bill passed. PRES.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-01-06
PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that the follow
ing accounts aud vouchers have been iilet
i'll the Probate Court of Hooking coanty
Ohio, for settlement:
Samuel Parker, executor of the will O.
JcEn +. EaTshuer.
And the same will come on for heari rs
ON the 18th day OF January, 1857, at 10 o.
clock, IL M, or as soon thereafter as may IL
Convenient. W.T. ACkER,
Dec 23-3w PRO Judge
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-01-06
\ Happy New Year.

Next after The honest mile,
who gives us -four, the party clos
est to US hungry printers Is The
man who provides us meat
Bread and meat are the Stats We
stand on, &n,l when rnnpli-
ment is paid 10 Il man who in his
business is a very Staff himself,
The incident is gratifying 10 us
all.
On last New Years night, Mr..
Siiers, who is one of the most
notable pork-packers in the val
ley, gave his employees. sixteen
il mum Der. a supper al Montgom-
ery's- The men were equal 10
the OCCASION, and presented Mr..
Stiers with a butcher knife, Par
son Gould made The presentation
speech in words about as follows:
Mr.. S,iers In behalf of the
butchers, men in your employ. l
have the pleasure of presenting
yon this knife fresh from the
market, and keen as he sword Of
Damocles. In your hands We
know it will only be used in dead
(hog) flesh. The men appreciate
your kindness as an employer.
and ask that you accept this t:ib-
ME as mark of their regards
which is but slightly expressed.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-01-06
Appointment Notice of Assignee

Notice is hereby given that the ender
signed has been appointed and qualified as
Assignee of the Assets of {. w. James, Jr.
& Co. of Logan Hooking County, Ohio.
Persons Indebted to c. W. james, Jr. & Co.
are requested to make settlement immedi-
ately, and persons to whom said C. w.
James, Jr. n Co. are indebted, are hereby
undersigned within six months from. this
date. JESSE B. BUTlN.
January s, 1887. Assignee.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-01-06

The February number ofScrib
ners magazine, of which 125 ,00(
have been ordered as Il first edit
ION, will contain Il most interest
ing article, by Mr. j. C. 2ones
upon The "Lii;enesses Of Julias
Cesar with Is portraits, one OF
which, engraved by Dir. W. B
Chosen, will be lie froninlece of
The number. \ new Story is be.
gun IN lie same number. by Mr.
T. j. Stinson &. S. Of Dale) en-
titled, he Residuary Legalee.;'
The second instalment o. ex-
Minister Washburae's 'Reminis
cence Of The Seige ami Commune
Of PARIS" is Of the greatest inler-
est. describing as il does the
most interesting phases OF the
Siege.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-01-06
PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the following
accounts and vouchers have been filed in
the Probate Court of Hooking County, o.,
for settlement,
James W. Davis, administrator OF the es-
tate OF Levi Davis, decd.
And the same will come on for hearing
on the I'D day of January \ d, 1887, at
10 O'Clock, a. M, or as soon thereafter as
may be convenient.
W.T.. ACKER, Pro. Judee.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-01-06

1t is believed that the success
o. Scribner's magazine is unique
in tn, history OF magazines. The
first number (January) numhnr
was published on December 18th
the fist edilion being 10000
copies. 1t was exhausted on the
day of publication. On Saturday
December, 18th, second edition
ol 25,000 copies appeared, which
was at nnce consumed, and an
additional 1900 was put to
press-140.003 copies having been
already sold. Tie demand was
so great that it was impossible te
keeptle dealers supplied. On
the day of publication. 1000 cop
les were sold upon The newsstand
of the elevated railroads at the
n ,wstand Of one of the New York
hotels. nearly $50 copies were
,lIsuo>ed nf on ihe ffsi afternoon
of lis appearance. and several of
tie dealers at the ferries leading
from New York sold 600 copies
Oh the first day.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-01-06
PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that the follow
ing Accor nts and Vouchers have been filed
in the Probate Court Oh Hooking county,
Ohio for settlement.
\. Il. Brooke, administrator ofthe estate
of Morrison H. Ambrose.
And the same will come for hearing on
the 20th day of January, 1887, 1T 10 O'Clock,
a. A.. or as soon thereafter as may be con-
Yen!ent.
W. T. ACKER, Pro- Judge.
Dec Sow
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-01-06
PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given, tina. the follow
ing Accounts and Vouchers have been fiet
in the Probate Court of Hooking county
OHIO. for settlement.
Robert Swinehart. guardian of Georgia
Lutz, Uiicca Lutz, Ulysses Lutz and VIII
liam Lutz.
And the same will come on for keariDf
on the 22d day of January, 1887, at II
O'Clock, A. NJ, oil. as sooE thereafter as ma .
be convenient
W.. 7. ACKER, Probate Judge.
Dec 31-Sw
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PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing accounts and vouchers have been filed
n the Probate Court of Hooking county,
Ohio, for settlement:
L Collins, guardian OF the estate OF
Elizabeth Stewart.
And the same will come Oh for hearing
oil the l1th. day of January. 1885,. al 10 o.
clock, n IN, or as soon thereafter as may be
convenient. W.T.. ACKER,
Dec 23-3w Pro Judge.
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SherlG's Sale.


Dumah Haynes VS.. Iohn 7. McNichols
ct. al.
In the CONT of Common Pleas OF Hooking
County, Ohio.
Notice Is hereby given. that the under
signed. Sheriff of Hooking County. Ohio,
by virtue Of an Order of Sale issued out OF
slid Court in the above entitled caUse, and
to him directed as sheriff oil said County,
will, at the door of the Court House in
Logan, ON
Saturday. February 5, A. ID. 1887.
at O'Clock p. m. of said day, offer for sale
at public auction, the 10 lowing lands and
trnemeutS situate in Hooking County,
OHIO, to-wit:
Lot number Nineteen 40 of Soloman
Rcgal'S First Addition to- the town OF
LIIrelviile more fully described in the
Record of the town of Laurelville.
Appraised ut $500.
Terms CT sale cash in hand.
Given under my hand ut Logan. Ohio.
this Sd day of January, \. -. 1857.
JOHN GALLAGHER, Sheriff.
BY ID. w. WRIGHT, Deputy.
s. WelGy, Atty Tor Plaintiff. jur6-5t
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The Fayette Co. Children 5
Home has So inmates.
Bryan has drilled 1000 feet.
but has not struck gas.